Scenic 4% acre city lot with home and water right
Four percent acre parcel inside city limits includes house barn and outbuildings. Water right attached. Described as a very sightly location for a home.
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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1907
Page
3
Petition Aims Second Reclamation Project In Okanogan County
Loop Loop ranchers prepare a petition to the reclamation service to create a second project in Okanogan County spanning about 6000 acres between Okanogan and Ophir. It would conserve Loop Loop creek waters using Leader Spaulding and Buzzard lakes as reservoirs amid tight funds and a pause on new state projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loop Loop
Reclamation Service
Okanogan County
Okanogan
Ophir
Loop Loop Creek
Leader
Spaulding
Buzzard Lakes
Okenogan
Steamboating Begins on Okanogan River
The steamer Enterprise commanded by Capt. C. C. Griggs opened navigation for 1907 on the Okanogan river last Sunday, delivering freight from Brewster. With sufficient water she ascended to Big Side and will run daily to Okanogan, while larger boats wait for higher flows. Jim Gard, long in charge at Chelan Falls, starts similar duties at Okanogan after arriving last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okanogan River
Enterprise
C. C. Griggs
Brewster
Bigside
Okanogan
Jim Gard
Chelan Falls
Real Estate Transfers in Chelan County May 4 1907
Weekly list of transfers from Chelan County Abstract Co shows numerous property trades. Notable movements include Mary Ralston to W J Gull for parcel S12 T24 R17 at 75 dollars and N P Ry Co to C E Morse for 480 acres at 240 dollars. Others involve Wenatchee replats and additions with sums ranging from 1 to 3800 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee Avenue
O. J. Stewart
East Wenatchee Land Co
Chelan County Abstract Company
Mary Ralston
W. J. Gull
Louis C. Meier
Thomas Pattison
Real Estate Transfers and Land Listings Drew
W H Dible transfers to W E Tomlinson Garden Home addition Wenatchee lot 10 block 2 for 1000 dollars. Q E Hayden transfers to W T Zwick 33 T 23 R 20 strip for 109 dollars. Carry C Townsend transfers to O A eee all lands west shore Lake Chelan in lots 2 3 4 8. Amos Edmunds transfers to M E Lies parcels 5 5 4 3 T 27 R 23 and T 23 R 21 totaling 5700 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Dible
W. E. Tomlinson
Wenatchee
Q. E. Hayden
W. T. Zwick
C. Townsend
O. A. Eee
Lake Chelan
Amos Edmunds
M. E. Lies
Miscellaneous Mining and Property Notices in Wenatchee Area
A collection of legal notices including mining contracts, power of attorney transfers, liens, real estate assignments, conditional sales, water appropriations, and corporate capital changes centered on Wenatchee and surrounding towns. Highlights include a lien on lots in G N plat Wenatchee, improvements in Freer Department Store branding, water rights assignments, and bank capital stock increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Jacobs
John H. Hill
Minnie Co. Corcoran
James W. Corcoran
Wenatchee Planing Mills Co
M. O. Tibbits
G. N. Plat
Wenatchee
Freer Department Store
Capital Stock
Freer
Bis
Wells
Clarence Wheeler
Wells & Morris
E. S. Richardson
George W. Parrish
L. O. Turner
John W. Tosh
Earl Johnson
Nellie J. Tigard
Smith Premier Typewriter Co
A. N. Corbin
J. H. Lebeck
W. J. Malloy
E. A. Wyman
G. N
R. B. King
R. G. Patton
Ben G. Kendall
Court Notes New Cases Filed In Probate And Civil
In probate estate of Ethel Stockton deceased petition for appointment of Raymond C Stockton as administrator. Civil actions include Capital City Nursery Co vs A F Frantz for 159.75 debt. Columbia Valley Bank vs Wenatchee Planing Mills Co and Judson H Cornish for 24550 and appointment of receiver. Continental Distributing Co vs John C Hathaway for 195 debt. Bruce A Griggs vs Rozei for divorce with divorce granted April 22 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Stockton
Raymond C. Stockton
Capital City Nursery Co
A. F. Frantz
Columbia Valley Bank
Wenatchee Planing Mills Co
Judson H. Cornish
Continental Distributing Co
John C Hathaway
Bruce A. Griggs
Rozei
Divorece
Extraordinary painted biography of Charles Magnes by Veronese
A Venetian noble named Charles Magnes commissions Paul Veronese to paint his life story. The work comprises eight vellum pages each with three central pictures and ten smaller ones, all inscribed to recount the notable scenes of his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Magnes
Paul Veronese
The Way to Keep Ported Not Read Books Says Miss Cayenne
A fragmentary quote from the Washington Star notes Miss Cayenne refuses to read books, saying reading would interfere with constant study of ad credits necessary to be well informed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Cayenne
Washington Star
Faith and Hope Defined in Brother Williams’ Speech
In a Asheville newspaper excerpt, Brother Williams defines faith as the faculty that can turn a sawmill into a hallelujah for angels, and he calls hope the faculty that keeps you seeking what you never obtain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willams
Atla
Man could be country’s greatest poet if he wished
A brief Cleveland Press remark questions a man’s potential as a national poet, noting he has the talent but not the desire to pursue prominence. The quip hints at unfulfilled literary promise and public recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Press
Walking Styles Across Genders Noted By Observer
An observer notes that men sometimes walk well but all should improve, while women are described as a despair with shuffles strides and waddles. The remarks reflect dated judgments on gendered movement in public spaces.
Won Both Fee and Girl
A young western city lawyer, hired by a businessman to shield him from a $25,000 claim, succeeds in making the client judgment proof and pockets a fat fee. He then seeks the hand of a fair maiden, but her father reveals a $25,600 debt from the same unscrupulous lawyer, exposing the scheme. The suitor explains all and wins the girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ltocklyn Eagle
Why Orchestras Tune Early for House Temperature
An audience wonder why musicians arrive early and wait to play. The orchestra leader explains they gauge the house temperature to tune accurately. Instruments left in the music room would go flat when brought to the stage atmosphere, so players warm up upstairs to let violins adjust to the hall air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Press
A Small Horror By Edwin Sandys In Outing Magazine
A vivid description portrays a weasel stalking a rabbit with relentless patience and fearlessness. The rabbit, aware of the danger, makes a rare long sprint but often fails. The creature’s venal, bloodsucking precision ends in the rabbit’s collapse as the predator drains its life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Earth
Edwin Sandys
Outing Magazine
O'Connell Portrayed As A Quiet Yet Busy Figure
Diary remarks by Lady Morgan describe Daniel O'Connell as mild and silent in private life yet intensely active in public affairs. Lord Clanricarde recalls O'Connell meeting clients at Iris Hall before rushing to law courts, the improvement society, and a powerful speech to Mr. La Touche, shaping a volatile public image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel O'Connell
Lord Dungarvan
Morgan
Dan O'Connell
Dan
Lord Clanricarde
Iris Hall
Law Courts
Improvement Society
la Touche
Epitaph of Louis Caldy at Port Royal Jamaica
Epitaph notes Louis Caldy, Esq., born in Montpellier France, fled revocation of the edict, died in Jamaica where an earthquake swallowed him in 1092. He was saved by a second quake, cast into the sea, and survived forty years afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Royal
Jamaica
Louis Caldy
Montpellier
France
Beggar’s Trick Wins Both Landings in Apartment Scheme
Two beggars describe a con where ringing both apartment bells at once yields simultaneous doors. The tactic ensures attention from two women on the ground floor, who rush to outdo each other in offering help. The quote attributed to Legende Blatter notes the method’s simplicity and outcome.
Offiving Man and Sacred Pictures in Barber Shop
A quirky exchange notes a barber’s shop hung with sacred pictures to help customers call on all the saints while he shaves them. The scene plays with humor over a village barber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heine
Villigs
Megrendo
Stage mishap sparks nerves at Yonkers orchestra cue
A note in the Yonkers Statesman recalls a backstage moment during a performance where the orchestra leader and stage manager watched a dancer tackle nerves. The lead performer, aiming for precision, spotted a mouse in the wings just as she reached her mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tvell
Yonkers Statesman
Leze Majesty and the Cook Dispute Over Grocers
A humorous exchange notes Mrs. Dust refusing to switch grocers after a quarrel between the cook and delivery boy. The quip ends with a joke about France having the best highways while Russia and Spain are worst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leze Majesty
Ann
Mrs. Dust
France
Extrepe
Russis
Spain
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Jardinieres
Wenatchee Bazaar
Murray & Company
Wenxatchee Avenue
Walter M. Olive
Grant & Cox
Daniel Gensinger
East Wenatchee
New Columbia Valley Bank
Wenatcher, Wash
Little & Wetsel
Lilly’s Garden Seeds
Central Produce Co
Lillis
N. P. Ry Co
C. E. Morse
Lowell Holler
A. G. Holler
Wen. Dev. Co
E. A. Allendar
W. M. Perine
Hattie L. Baptie
J. J. King
Bessie Ellis
Leavenworth
A. R. Weeks
D. F. Peters
W. J. Geyer
Cary B
L. H. Roberts
Milo
H. A. Saunders
United States
C. R. Scofield
J. H. Chase
J. A. Murphy
Riverview
Cashmere
J. A. Frost
Tacoma & Kan City
Charles Schindler
H. Rutschowb
Lot
Great Northern Railroad
Wenatchee Valley
Irby Townsite and Land Co
Irby
Washington
Dr. Miles
Jamestown
County Young
Tair
Address World Advance Publishing Company
Apple
the Daily World
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